Continue with png or switch to SVG?

Question

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Guys such a stupid question
Until now I've only worked with PNG image formats for example: Logo
Today I took an order Design/layout Landing page
Is it better to use SVG or PNG for the Logo?

Answer 1

What is better to use SVG or PNG for Logo?

Better, I suspect SVG. Since SVG is a vector format, it looks good at any resolution, incl. on phones whose physical resolution can be very high, and the actual resolution can be several times less.
Plus, SVGs tend to take less space, and so on.
But, do not forget that these are two diametrically opposed formats, and not everything can be converted to SVG format. But what can be done is usually done in SVG format.

Answer 2

in principle, for website layout, svg should be the first choice,
but if the logo is made on the basis of a pixel and has a lot of different information about colors and shapes, then you can’t get away from png.
if the logo was created as vector graphics, then why make pixels out of it, that is, png? Only if the vector graphics contain a lot of effects (for example, mesh-based coloring) and a lot of anchors, then you will have to use png, since the size of the svg file will go off scale in this case.

Answer 3

svg -> png = easy
png -> svg = time
is the only difference... well, vector and vector in Africa, scales losslessly + customer's requirements for browser support... if not a dinosaur, then svg is normal